Vinyl only spin list

[Slick Willie]

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Three King Crimson reissue records were delivered today. This is one and the first time hearing it.

S.J.

Those reissues aren't bad....going by the one I've heard.

 

[Christian B]

 

[Christian B]

Weather Report - Mr. Gone

 

[Cactus Bob]

Pat Metheny Group
ECM, 1978

 

[fuzzywobbles]

 

[fuzzywobbles]

 

[SpeakerLabFan]

Harvey Mandel - Righteous
(1969, Phillips) WLP; -M2/-M1

 

[Man in Cave]

I've waited a long time to hear this one.

S.J.

 

[Donal64]

Shawn Phillips "Bright White"

 

[MarkD]

Funkadelic - Maggot Brain

 

[LeeVing]

Pixies ‎– Doolittle
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab ‎– MFSL 1-309, 1989/2009

un-numbered MoFi promo

Cut at half speed by Rob LoVerde
Pressed at RTI

 

[meggy]

 

[Worried Man]

wha' 'appen, mate? I've been there. Mine was discovered after unpacking from a move. I thought I'd packed it carefully but evidently not carefully enough.

NOOOOO!!!!!!!

 

[electronjohn]

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I've waited a long time to hear this one.

S.J.

In my all-time Top 5. How's that repress sound?

 

[LeeVing]

Willie Nelson ‎– Last Man Standing
Legacy ‎– 19075827241, 2018

Barnes & Noble exclusive gold vinyl

Cut by Daniel Krieger at SST
Pressed at MPO

 

[waynec]

wha' 'appen, mate? I've been there. Mine was discovered after unpacking from a move. I thought I'd packed it carefully but evidently not carefully enough.

Guessing that I forgot to lock down the tonearm after my last play. My granddaughter, who is 2, likes to play DJ, spinning the platter and sliding the pitch control. Don't think she has ever purposefully touched the tonearm, but not hard to imagine that she just bumped it and off it went (the pitch control was not centered, so it was likely her). Can't blame her, though. My fault for not locking the arm. And turntables are fun; she just wants to do what I am (she always dances when I have music on).

 

[Worried Man]

I need more PiL. All I have is Metal Box.

https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/public-image-ltd-the-flowers-of-romance/

 

[Worried Man]

Guessing that I forgot to lock down the tonearm after my last play. My granddaughter, who is 2, likes to play DJ, spinning the platter and sliding the pitch control. Don't think she has ever purposefully touched the tonearm, but not hard to imagine that she just bumped it and off it went (the pitch control was not centered, so it was likely her). Can't blame her, though. My fault for not locking the arm. And turntables are fun; she just wants to do what I am (she always dances when I have music on).

Yeah, I know. I've come close to disaster that way myself, by not locking down the arm. I'm trying to make it a habit.

 

[Man in Cave]

In my all-time Top 5. How's that repress sound?

Well, having never heard an original I enjoyed it immensely. Well worth the wait. The repress played quiet, was plenty dynamic, with enjoyable sound stage. Vocals were clean and alive. Excellent guitar separation between channels. If I can distinguish two different guitars left and right I'm lovin' it. Sort of an "awakening" for me. I just recently bought Pentangle's Sweet Child and the guitar work here reminded me of Jansch & Renbourn from it. An ear opener, so to speak. Brilliant... Yeah, well worth the wait.

S.J.

 

[electronjohn]

^^^^
That album is a perfect snapshot of a long-gone place in time. The recording is state of the art for its day, and the lineup? Really can't beat Croz along with most of the Dead and the Airplane. You can almost see the thick smoke in the studio